The pregnant man emoji is among many others proposed for the Unicode 14.0 update, which has yet to receive approval by the Unicode Consortium. If approved, the pregnant man emoji is expected to ...

When selecting an emoji, users can hold their finger on the icon until it shows different skin tone options. Emoji first came to Apple in 2016, when the pregnant woman emoji was released.

More inclusive emojis may be coming to future software updates, including one of a pregnant man. Ahead of World Emoji Day on Saturday, popular emoji reference site Emojipedia released new images ...

Phone users could soon be able to use a pregnant man as an emoji among a raft of other new additions set to be rolled out. A draft list of new emojis released by the Unicode Consortium, designed ...

The Mountain View, California-based Unicode Consortium, the central bank of approved emoji, has signed off candidates for the next emoji release, version 14.0.

Emojipedia says the new Pregnant Man and Pregnant Person emoji "recognize that pregnancy is possible for some transgender men and non-binary people" Newly proposed emoji designs seek to represent ...

Apple first rolled out the pregnant man and "pregnant person" emoji in January as part of an optional update, but it came to all users with the iOS 15.4 update. CLICK HERE TO GET THE FOX NEWS APP ...

If you're annoyed by the "Pregnant Man" emoji, you're getting irritated by the technical equivalent of stacking three Lego bricks on top of each other. Here's how Unicode U+1FAC3 came about.

The Unicode Consortium just revealed a new controversial "pregnant man" emoji will be rolling out to everyone's smartphones and lots of people have something to say about it!

Emoji first came to Apple in 2016, when the pregnant woman emoji was released. Emoji creators have "made an effort to be inclusive with gender, especially in recent years.